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How to watch, listen to and follow Albion at Old Trafford in Carabao Cup

Albion head to Old Trafford this evening (Image: Richard Parkes)

Albion head to Old Trafford this evening (Image: Richard Parkes)

Albion fans can watch their side in action on Sky Sports as they face Manchester United.

There are also options to follow the action on the radio or with us at theargus.co.uk.

The two sides go head-to-head at Old Trafford in one of the most eye-catching ties of the third round.

It certainly attracted the attention of Sky, who will show the game on their Football and Main Event channels.

The programme starts at 7pm for an 8pm kick-off.

That should give some time for analysis of Albion amid all the "what’s going wrong at United" chat.

Albion will look to dump their hosts out of the Carabao Cup having done similar in the FA Cup in January, a result which hastened a change in charge of the home side.

Darren Fletcher was replaced in interim command by Michael Carrick, who was later given the job on a more permanent basis.

Bill Leslie will commentate on Sky tonight with Chris Sutton alongside him.

The studio pundits are Jamie Redknapp and Ashley Young.

BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT are both advertising live commentary.

Expect their build-up to start as soon as they come out of the 7pm news bulletins.

As ever, Albion fans will probably opt for the BBC Radio Sussex option, with Johnny Cantor and Warren Aspinall on duty at Old Trafford.

This can also be heard online via the club website.

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The Radio Sussex build-up gets under way at 7.30pm and there is a post-match show from 10pm bringing reaction and interviews, running for half an hour.

As ever, we will have our own liveblog, giving updates, pictures and your chance to add comments.

We will have this running in time for the confirmation of team line-ups.

So feel free to follow us and have your say, even if you are also watching or listening to the game by other means, as we bring you the action from an Albion perspective.

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